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Cms Query Builder

CMS Query Builder allows users to build and run queries against a CMS database. It requires SAP BusinessObjects 4.1 client tools be installed. The tool is downloaded, unpacked, and configured by updating the path to the BusinessObjects installation. Templates provide query examples that can be customized. The tool connects to a CMS system and allows designing, running, and exporting query results to Excel.

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Cms Query Builder

CMS Query Builder allows users to build and run queries against a CMS database. It requires SAP BusinessObjects 4.1 client tools be installed. The tool is downloaded, unpacked, and configured by updating the path to the BusinessObjects installation. Templates provide query examples that can be customized. The tool connects to a CMS system and allows designing, running, and exporting query results to Excel.

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CMS Query Builder

Introduction
CMS Query Builder allows building CMS queries and running them against CMS system database.

Please send your feedback to [email protected]

Prerequisite
You need to make sure that you have SAP BusinessObjects 4.1 Client Tools on your machine.

Installation
Download the tool archive from the tools web page.

Unpack the tool to a preferred folder.

Configuring Path to Business Objects


If BusinessObjects is installed in a folder that is different from the default folder, you need to update the
first line of the batch file cmsquery.bat with the corresponding path:

@SET BO=C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0

Troubleshooting
If the tool does not start or fails, try to run cmsquery-debug.bat. It will create a log file log.txt. You can
check the error message to find a hint to the problem. Or, you can send it to [email protected] and
we will help you.

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Using CMS Query Builder
Start the tool with cmsquery.bat and provide connection parameters to your system on the Login dialog.

After the tool is logged to the system, it will switch to query mode. Here you can design your query, run
it and export the result to an Excel spreadsheet.

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Templates
You do not need write a query from scratch. You can use one of the templates using the button
Template.

The templates can have placeholders for object kind <kind>, folder id <folder> and object id <object>.
The buttons Kind, Folder and Object will help you to replace the placeholder with a selected value. (If
there is no placeholder, the button will insert the selected value at the cursor position.)

Selection of a kind:

Selection of a folder:

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Selection of an object:

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ID/CUID
You can insert either ID or CUID. The query will be automatically updated. For instance, the following
query has condition

si_id=<object>

If you select CUID, it will be changed to si_cuid:

si_cuid = 'AdV2E3o.ZT9ElaraHkNiCFA'

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Custom Templates
You can add own templates to the configuration file cfg/templates.txt

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